When I was a child this was one of my favorites dessert .
Usually my chilean grand mom (abuelita Chela) made for Sundays or some special dates like Independence day (18 de Septiembre)
Is nice cook or bake recipes you remember people we love.
So this month I will try some chilean recipes.
Anyway if you want look in my labels you cand find many chilean recipes.
This post is dedicate to Lory a new friend of mine who came from USA and cook amazing and living with her family in Puerto Octay a beautiful place in the south of Chile.
Her blog is Our chilean adventure and yo can visit her and Jim (her hubby) she has amazing pictures.
Source: Platos y Copas (cocina chile Ed.66)
Im sharing this recipe con el Buscador de Recetas chilenas
Ingredients
5 glasses
1 cup of red wine
Sirah or Carmenere (or other red wine)
1 1/2 cup of sugar
4 white eggs
60 g chopped waltnuts
Method
In a bowl beat the egg whites with a pinch of salt.
While the whites are whipping on medium speed to soft peaks boil the sugar syrup with the red wine.
Add slowly the hot syrup . Continue whipping until the mixture cools .
The meringue is ready when the bowl is no longer hot.
For syrup
Put a pan to medium heat with wine and sugar and boil for a while.
The wine sauce is ready when you try a bit with a spoon it looks like syrup. (threads)
Gradually incorporate this syrup to meringue
Divide into glasses and sprinkle the chopped nuts.
Leave in the refrigerator for about 15 minutes and serve.
print recipe here
EN ESPAÑOL
TURRON DE VINO
El turron de vino es uno de mis postres favoritos. Era muy comun que mi abuelita Chela lo hiciera para fechas especiales o los Domingos en que normalmente ibamos a almorzar.
Hace mucho que no lo hacía.
Lo hice para empezar a poner recetas para este tiempo del 18 por lo menos algunas. En todos estos años he hecho tantas que
me cuesta encontrar recetas distintas.
He hecho empanadas-sopaipillas- alfajores- empolvados- chupes de mariscos-pastel de choclo cazuela- caldillos de pescado tortas mil hojas- chilenitos-lanchitas en fin.
Pero siempre se encuentra algo distinto.
Esta receta es de Platos y Copas de un número especial de cocina chilena.
Con esta receta participo en el Blog de recetas chilenas.
Ingredientes
Dairy is scary but I'm still number 1, pfft to Betsy and Brian haha
ReplyDeleteaww you are bad :))
DeleteAnyway you beat all the guys!
DeleteWow, Thanks, Gloria
ReplyDeleteYou are so sweet!
And I will send you a picture when I make this beautiful dessert!
It is so unusual but so simple!
Feliz 18 to you!
Yes Is simple and delicious! Im glad you like!!(I think you were sleeping)
Deleteif you see the link in Platos y Copas you can see others recipes.
xo
How nice for you to feature some Chilean recipes for your new friend. Hi Lori! This looks so good. You had me at red wine - ha! Looks so fancy and decadent, yet seems simple. Nice to have a crunch of nuts too. Yum!
ReplyDeleteThanks Suza And the wine is important because for the color you need a lovely red wine. Yes we love this dessert that my grand mom made always!!
DeleteLori is really nice and she arrived me from Pinterest and we are talking. The place where she live is beautiful in the south of Chile.
xo
You can see the pictures of Lori later
fun dessert and love learning about Chilean cuisine from you
ReplyDeleteThanks Rebecca:)
DeleteHi Gloria!
ReplyDeleteI am soooooo looking forward to more Chiliean recipes. And what a GREAT way to begin. I would love to try this recipe, Gloria, it sounds so intriguing and I'm sure so comforting:) Congrats on making a new friend:)
Thanks so much for sharing, Gloria...
Thanks Louise! I love this recipe!
Deletethis looks so good! Something different.
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine!
Deleteè davvero particolare questa meringa, grazie per averne condiviso la ricetta. sono curiosa di sperimentare :)
ReplyDeleteun abbraccio, buona giornata
Grazie Fede:)
DeleteUna meringa particolare, con un bellissimo colore :)
ReplyDeleteBello scoprire nuove ricette.
Un bacio e buona giornata.
Grazie Daniela un abbraccio!
DeleteChe meraviglioso dessert!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGrazie Guiliana!
DeleteI tuoi dessert sono sempre particolari e da favola!!!
ReplyDeleteA big kiss
Thanks Annalisa:)
DeleteI would love to taste this red wine dessert! It looks so beautifully creamy and good!
ReplyDeletetroppo golosa la tua meringa, un abbraccio SILVIA
ReplyDeleteWow! I do love this one A LOT! And I love the colour too. Fab dessert Gloria!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alida! You know thr colour is by the red wine:)
DeleteInteresting! I don't think I've ever seen a wine-flavored dessert before.
ReplyDeleteThanks Stephanie!
DeleteParticolarissimo davvero, con l'ingrediente in più: il ricordo di un affetto importante;))
ReplyDeleteDa annotare sul libro delle ricette!
Bacio grande;))
Grazie angela!
DeleteUn abbraccio:)
Deve essere molto buona, poi il colore è molto bello.
ReplyDeleteGrazie Fra!
DeleteGloria, I've never had a meringue dessert...other than on a pie! Very interesting... Thanks and Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteThanks dear David. Take care:)
DeleteAnother great new header!
ReplyDeleteYes I love to change header!
DeleteI love this:)
It looks great
ReplyDeleteHi Holy ! Thanks:)
DeleteQue delicia! cuando era chica mi misión era picar las nueces y mi prima grande batía el merengue. lindos recuerdos.
ReplyDeleteCierto! Cuando eramos chicas era nuestro postre predilecto!
DeleteY aun me encanta!
Gracias Pilar!
mamma mia che bonta'...una coppa molto golosa :P...kisses :*
ReplyDeleteGrazie Lety!!
DeleteUne recette bien gourmande. J'aime beaucoup.
ReplyDeleteA bientôt
Merci Nadji!
DeleteIt sounds great and has to be delicious, Gloria! Walnuts, yum! Looking forward to Chilean dishes and I love your header!
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam:))
DeleteWow! I've never heard of a dessert like this before, looks and sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cheri:)
Deletebeautiful my friend;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Val:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Adam:)
ReplyDeletethis does look very delicious. and such a lovely colour that just makes you want to dive in:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sherry!!
DeleteThat's looks really good ~ I admire your presentation too ~
ReplyDeleteThanks Grace:)
DeleteWow - what a gorgeous dessert! I know I'd love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth!
DeleteIt looks pretty and delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam!
DeleteWhat a gorgeous dessert! I've never heard of this, but it looks like a winner :)
ReplyDeleteThanks lizzy really an anutique recipe
DeleteWhat a beautiful dessert, Gloria! Love recipes like this that remind us of loved ones :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan yes this is a really specisl for me:)
DeleteI love learning new cuisines and Chilean is very new to me. This dessert will be on my table this week for sure!
ReplyDeleteAw you are so sweet Maureen:)
DeleteI hope to make other chilean recipe next week:)
Hi Gloria....
ReplyDeleteI love red wine, so I am sure this is superb!
Cheers!
Linda :o)
Yes really is Linda:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!
xo
I can't even imagine how this taste, looks so good, Gloria. Thanks for sharing this family recipe!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ela:)
Deleteand welcome again!
Very unusual dessert, Gloria. It looks lovely and I'm going to enjoy reading your family recipes this month!
ReplyDeleteThanks Barbara!!
DeleteWow! I love it! I'm so hungry right now...
ReplyDeleteThanks Marcela!:)
ReplyDeleteYum! I'm all for a creamy dessert without lactose.
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah I think this dessert would be perfect for you:)
DeleteHow you see this hasn't lactosa!
DeleteAren't old family recipes wonderful! I have loved recreating some things my grandmothers used to make. This so pretty with its lovely color and lightness!
ReplyDeleteThanks dear:) yes when I was a child my chilean grand mom made always this dessert especially
DeleteSundays!still I have some notebooks with her recipes!
It looks so fluffy -I love it!
ReplyDeleteBuenos Dias, Gloria! I have a few questions for you! The syrup- thread stage in candy making about 230 F or 110 C ?
ReplyDeleteAnd can I make it ahead of time? A couple hours in the fridge?
Muchas Gracias!
Que original Gloria! no conocía este postre, tiene que estar delicioso. Besos
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